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We use SauceLabs with Selenium, Jellyfish (very fast), Capybara (very flexible), and Jasmine. Yes, Selenium may feel hard to work with at times yet the payoff
by jph 15y ago
We use SauceLabs with Selenium, Jellyfish (very fast), Capybara (very flexible), and Jasmine. Yes, Selenium may feel hard to work with at times yet the payoff is enormous when you aim to support many browser for many years.
Edit: I have a great outsourcing team that builds Selenium for me, and runs in SauceLabs. PM me if you want details.